Michelle Keegan celebrated her daughter Palma's latest milestone on Monday morning. The stunning actress, who stars in the new ITV drama The Blame, took to Instagram to share a picture of her little girl sporting an on-trend denim dress.
In the snaps, Palma was holding two wooden plaques. One bore her name, and the other specified that she is now 18 months old. So sweet!
Palma's stylish September
September may have just arrived, but Palma has already won the style stakes.
In a picture that the former Coronation Street star shared online, Palma looked so grown up as she held her mum's hand. The little girl sported a mass of curly blonde hair and looked to be walking with confidence in the snap that was taken of the mother-daughter duo from behind.
Palma was dressed in the cutest pair of baggy jeans and a personalised pink jacket with her name written on the back.
A week before, the toddler looked so adorable in photos that showed her playing outdoors on bouncy castles in the garden. Her dad's youngest sister, Natalya, shared pictures featuring Palma in a white, ruffled dress, which was trimmed with pink embroidery and paired with Mary Jane-style pumps.
Palma's private life
Since giving birth in 2025, Michelle and Mark have decided to keep their daughter's face out of the public eye.
However, the couple has shared a variety of carefully angled snaps with her face shielded, offering insights into their time spent at their £3.5 million Essex pad and, of course, on various sun-drenched holidays.
The Wrights' 'boring' life
While pregnant with her daughter, Michelle told Grazia that the couple enjoys a very "boring" life away from their curated Instagram pages.
"Mark and I feel lucky to work in this industry, but it doesn't dominate our lives. We dip our toe in, then step back to normal life. It’s very boring and probably quite basic, but that’s how I like it," she began, adding, "In the press, at awards or on Instagram, it might look polished from the outside. Honestly, when I left this morning, it was upside down, a complete mess. When I get home, if Mark hasn’t cleaned it, I’ll probably have a go at him and then do it myself."









